The ICD-9 procedure code for "chest wall biopsy" is 34.23. That is the closest to needle biopsy of chest that ICD-9 gets. Biopsies are first coded according to anatomical site and the method (needle, punch, aspirate, etc.) would be indicated by a further code from the CPT (Common Procedural Terminology) manual published by the AMA. In the case of needle biopsy of chest (34.23) there is one CPT code (they are 5 digit codes) for percutaneous needle for muscle (20206) that it "crosswalks" to. There are other codes that also "crosswalk" to that procedure code; such as deep or superficial muscle biopsy or biopsy of the neck or thorax. There are internal organs that can be needle biopsied from the chest but they would have to be known to answer the question. Your question would have to have more information to answer correctly or maybe this answers it. Tell me if it helps.
what is the Icd-9-cm code for mediastinoscopy with biopsy for mass
what is the Icd-9-cm code for mediastinoscopy with biopsy for mass
icd9 code for muscle biopsy
ICD-9 Indirect laryngoscopy with biopsy of nodule
Icd-9 code for abnormal chest x-ray is 793.1.
It's coded as 48.24 in icd 9
icd-9-cm code 486
The ICD-9 code for a biopsy of a nodule is not specific to the procedure itself, as ICD-9 primarily classifies diagnoses rather than procedures. However, if you're looking for the procedural coding, you would refer to the Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) codes, such as 11100 for a skin biopsy. For the diagnosis related to the nodule, you would use the appropriate ICD-9 code that describes the specific condition or type of nodule being biopsied.
The ICD9 for orthopnea is 786.02. The chest x-ray would have a CPT code.
cpt code 10022 icd-9 procedure code would be 07.11
87.49 ICD -9 (Routine) , or 87.49( Non-Routne) such as ER, outpatient, or other visit - othe chest xray ( certain locations : brochus, diapham, heart, lung, mediastinum, trachea)
ICD 9 CM Code for rib pain -786.50- Chest pain, unspecified.